Well, had orientation at the school of nursing, and it was pretty hectic and chaotic. Of course, we all have that awkward feeling of being new. Tried really hard to introduce myself to people, but they were also other students from others MS programs as well so it was hard locating SRNAs.
Eventually, was able to find my group once we were called for advisement. Looks like we have around 30 students. Basically, they went over the sequence of classes we would be taking.
First impression:
Environment. This is a colorful community, looks decent. Its isn't like the area i work in, or reside in. But it is different, and is doable. I will certainly be exploring, surveying this area, and see what it has to offer. I am not resistant to change, change is welcome.
Its a relatively small campus, wont take me that long to find my way around. The student lounges look very well updated and well kept, that's a plus. Looks like everything is state of the art and relatively new. This is a prestigious program, well that's what they kept saying anyways, and i guess that's one of the perks, great upkeep.
Everyone looked pretty excited, and no one really stood out. But i have a nagging feeling that i stood out. Every class has there own personality, and will see how this one turns out. Everyone looked like they were in there late 20s to late 30s. We were chillaxing, and absorbing all the advice the welcoming committee had to offer. Did not see any cuties, that's great for me, less distractions.
We'll see how this goes. My journey has officially begun.
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